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When I was single I just about always had a 65/66 six cylinder Mustang engine on my kitchen table. My dad's barn had a few whole...
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H110 is a hotter powder meant for top end loads. That translates into more felt recoil in general. Slow down a bit.
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J. Yuma replied to the thread Hot barrel?.Shooting lots of bullets, especially with powder like H110, sometimes I feel like I banged my head! I gotta slow down, no doubt.
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J. Yuma replied to the thread Hot barrel?.Good info, yes 75 feet. A 75 yard indoor range would be interesting, you could have football practice in one.
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"All my shooting is 75', indoors." I'm assuming you mean 75 feet,,not 75 yards. I load a lot of ammo & the only time I weigh each...
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IMHO, simple fatigue (yes, even when young) does have a significant effect. I won an informal shooting contest awhile back; up against...
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J. Yuma replied to the thread Hot barrel?.All my shooting is 75', indoors. But the rate is too fast, even though my lack of accuracy is probably just me. The sight picture, the...
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Dan's info is very similar to my method of using very cold stuff to simulate actual hunting conditions. Many of us who shoot a lot do...
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One thing that may a totally different approach. Fatigue. Shoot a few, take a break, then try again,, maybe??
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J. Yuma replied to the thread Hot barrel?.Informative and interesting, so much so that I'm gonna definitely make an effort to let these guns cool. My cleaning regimen has gotten...
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I have way too much experience with this. As Contender mentioned IHMSA shooters don't have the luxury of time. I had a very early...
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J. Yuma reacted to rugerguy's post in the thread Blackhawk OM Flattop Barrel Problem - Need ideas..... with
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expansion and contraction,, heat and time, pressure and the force of the bullet rotating down the barrel........proper way is remove and...
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